Site profile with access, visibility, current, and life notes.
Greece
Rocky Samos dive with gorges, caverns, and sandy patches.
Rocky Samos dive with gorges, caverns, and sandy patches.
Boat-school booking is the normal access path, and local trips handle the site logistics.
Kyriakou is a rocky Samos dive with small gorges, caverns, and sandy patches over a mainly stone seafloor. It works as a compact island outing with simple terrain and limited current, so the draw is relaxed exploration of the underwater rock features rather than big-water exposure or coral scenery. The site also keeps enough structure to stay interesting for newer divers while giving experienced divers a low-friction local option.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Keep line-of-sight through caverns and gorges; the site is straightforward, but terrain can hide corners.
Access Restrictions
Book the site through a local dive school; free access is listed, and shore access is also described for the area.
Legal Notes
No permit is listed in the directory; follow the dive-school booking process and normal local site rules.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Suitable for both beginners and experienced divers, with a maximum depth of 20 m.
Freediving
Shallow rocky sections can suit competent freedivers, but the site is mainly used for scuba and guided boat or shore dives.
Snorkeling
Shore-side shallows can work for snorkellers, but the main draw is the rocky underwater terrain.
Species commonly reported at this site, with direct links into their wildlife guides.
Conservative baseline from public research. No community dives logged yet.
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Research Sources
Site profile with access, visibility, current, and life notes.
Local dive-center operations.
Independent rocky-terrain summary.

Karavopetra is a current-sensitive rock dive in Samos.

Easy shore-training dive beside Pythagorio's dive center.

Pythagorio Harbour: sheltered off-season harbour dive